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No End in Sight: The continuing Menace of Nuclear Proliferation

	No End In Sight: The Continuing Menace Of Nuclear Proliferation by Nathan E. Busch
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The Global Threat posed by Weapons of Mass Destruction is one of today`s key policy issues. The book scrutinizes the nuclear programmes of the United Stated, Russia, China, Pakistan and India. He analses the emerging nuclear capabilites of iran and North Korea, nations whose posession nd maintenance of nuclear Weapons could present serious cause for international concern. The bookprovides the comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of issues at the forefront of contemporary International Affairs. It weighs the risk and begefits of further Nuclear Proliferation wihle offering clear Policy Recommendations. ISBN : 8170492254

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No End In Sight: The Continuing Menace Of Nuclear Proliferation

by Nathan E. Busch